Ecological–Coenotic features and Current Distribution Echinocystis lobata (Michx.) Torr. et A. Gray (Cucurbitaceae) in Ukraine

S. Koniakin, V. Budzhak, Olena Leshcheniuk, L. Gubar
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Abstract The information on the spontaneous spread (1152 localities) of the invasive species Echinocystis lobata is summarized. It was found that this alien species is timed to coastal water biotopes, floodplain meadows, mesophytic forests, wetlands, as well as disturbed ecotopes. The syntaxonomic scheme of vegetation with the participation of E. lobata includes 13 classes, 7 orders, 8 alliances, and 8 associations. It is predicted that under the conditions of a temperature increase of 3 °C, there will likely be changes in the carbonate content (Ca), water regime (Hd) of the soil, thermal regime (Tm), and climate humidity (Om), which will cause a reduction in the secondary range of the species in Ukraine, and the changed acid regime of the soil will cause (Rc) its disappearance in some localities. The obtained data can be used to carry out preventive measures regarding the emergence and further distribution of E. lobata in new habitats with different degrees of anthropogenic transformation.
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Echinocystis lobata (Michx.) Torr. et A. Gray (Cucurbitaceae) 在乌克兰的生态、群落特征和当前分布情况
摘要 总结了入侵物种 Echinocystis lobata 自发传播(1152 个地点)的信息。研究发现,这种外来物种适时出现在沿海水域生物群落、洪泛平原草甸、中生代森林、湿地以及受干扰的生态群落中。有 E. lobata 参与的植被分类法包括 13 个类、7 个目、8 个联盟和 8 个协会。据预测,在温度升高 3 °C 的条件下,土壤中的碳酸盐含量(Ca)、水分含量(Hd)、热量含量(Tm)和气候湿度(Om)可能会发生变化,这将导致该物种在乌克兰的次生分布范围缩小,而土壤酸度的变化将导致(Rc)该物种在某些地区消失。所获得的数据可用于采取预防措施,防止 E. lobata 在人为改造程度不同的新栖息地出现和进一步分布。
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